The phrase "attitude request" is not commonly used in written English and may not be immediately clear to readers.
It could be used in contexts where someone is asking for a specific attitude or approach to be taken, but it may require additional explanation for clarity.
Example: "In our team meeting, I would like to make an attitude request for everyone to remain open-minded and respectful during discussions."
Alternatives: "request for attitude" or "attitude adjustment request".
Similarly, only two out of the four original attitude items were chosen for inclusion one assessing affective attitudes, requesting participants to indicate how good they think the HPV vaccination is and one assessing instrumental attitudes, requesting participants to indicate how harmful they think the HPV vaccination is.
While outside counsel legal privilege was recognized by the European Court of Justice in AM&S Europe Ltd v. Commission, the Commission has taken a critical attitude towards requests for in-house counsel privilege.
Relatives of the victims complained to the court in 2007 that the Russian inquiry had been ineffective and that the Russian authorities had displayed a dismissive attitude to requests for information about the event.
When Pocklington told Oilers general manager and head coach Glen Sather about his plans to trade Gretzky to L.A., Sather tried to stop the deal, but when he found out that Gretzky had been involved in the negotiations, he changed his attitude and requested Luc Robitaille in exchange.
Go to the meeting with a cooperative attitude, specific requests, and a helping attitude.
The last part of the questionnaire (only for the letter groups) consisted of 11 questions regarding the level of understanding and completeness of the recently read invitation letter and attitudes towards requesting the package, chlamydia testing, sending back the test package, and requesting the results.
In the second section, detailed demographic household information and immunization data as well as personal attitudes were requested.
After a little online banter over dining options, her son, a 17-year-old with a wicked sense of humor and no shortage of attitude, sends his request: an insty pizza and a beer don't push your luck, comes the reply.
If paediatricians perceive this attitude as a request to prescribe antibiotics, a cycle of expectation is created for subsequent illness, whereby when similar symptoms are experienced, the parent and child return expecting another prescription perceiving that the antibiotic, and not the natural course of the disease, resolved their child's symptoms.
The BISSAT attitude and pointing requested for swath overlap is then presented.
